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ark assets
Introduce the command ark assets:
sectionid
pageid
questionid
Introduce new kind of syntax and identifier, called assetrefs, which kinda work like pagerefs:
. link:#graph-theory:dihedral-1.jpg[A picture of bla] . link:#:dihedral-2.jpg[A picture of bla2]
ark verify should check validity of assetrefs, too.
ark verify
In vim-ankify, I can ways to easily import files from a set directory in the file system.
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Or rather...
ark assets <sectionid>: lists all assets incldes in ./assets directory in sectionid
ark assets <sectionid>
./assets
ark assetrefs <pageid>: lists all asssets used in sectionid, or pageid
ark assetrefs <pageid>
ark revasset <assetref>: revrefs for assetrefs. Should also mean that revrefs is renamed to revpage
ark revasset <assetref>
revrefs
revpage
assetrefs should look like graph-theory#foobar-image.pdf, or #foobar-image.pdf, if in the current directory.
graph-theory#foobar-image.pdf
#foobar-image.pdf
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Introduce the command
ark assets
:sectionid
pageid
questionid
Introduce new kind of syntax and identifier, called assetrefs, which kinda work like pagerefs:
ark verify
should check validity of assetrefs, too.In vim-ankify, I can ways to easily import files from a set directory in the file system.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: